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From Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales you have access to some of the most spectacular routes in the world — and with your own 4×4, at your own pace.
Southern Patagonia, at a glance
You pick up your camper in Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales — from there, everything else is just a road away.
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Pick up your camper in Punta Arenas or Puerto Natales
Both are equally valid pickup points — choose whichever fits your flight or your route best. Personalized delivery at the airport or your lodging, with no physical office at either one.
The destinations everyone searches for
From your pickup point, these are the iconic places you can explore with your own camper — at your own pace, without depending on tours.
Torres del Paine
Glaciers, turquoise lagoons and the towering granite Torres — plus the best territory for spotting Patagonian wildlife: guanacos, condors and pumas.
El Calafate
Gateway to the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the few in the world still advancing instead of retreating. Great food and lodging options — easy to combine with El Chaltén on the same route.
El Chaltén
Argentina's national trekking capital, at the foot of Mount Fitz Roy — the most photographed peak in Patagonia. Free, no-reservation trails to viewpoints like Laguna de los Tres.
King Penguin
The continental King Penguin colony in Bahía Inútil, open to visit between October and May — one of the few reachable by land.
Karukinka
The largest private nature reserve in Chilean Tierra del Fuego — little known, almost no visitors, and an extremely high concentration of wetlands. A road is being built to connect it with Puerto Williams.
Ushuaia
The southernmost city in the world, on the shores of the Beagle Channel. You get there by crossing the Strait of Magellan on a ferry, about 600 km from Punta Arenas.
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